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The Sketch part helped me a lot. It was the final push for me from Photoshop to Sketch (for designing UI). Never looking back...

I can recommend 1-2 read throughs and then check-ins for reference. This book basically teaches you how to think and is filled with actionable stuff. A lot of nuggets... and obviously... its about positioning.

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The key flip here is to use the timeline as the frame around how people make progress. Then take each phase of the timeline & make it a sub-system of the bigger process. By doing this we can then look at the discrete progress people are trying to make at any point on the timeline

Happy Ada Lovelace day!

Hey @RevolutApp will you fix your damn application so that I can upload documents for you to unlock my account that you have locked for almost 3 weeks now? No reply from support, and if I get through I get the same response... someone will look at it. No alternatives, NOTHING.

Because good design is contextual

Looking for @RevolutApp alternatives for personal banking. Important: good exchange rates, quick SEPA and cross border transfers and great customer support! This for a personal account, but keeping an eye out for biz account as well. TransferWise (now @Wise) ... maybe others?

A hundred times, yes. This is why fintech is interesting. And then you see things like ING Romania forcing SMBs into switching to an unfinished, wonky, overcomplicated thing called "ING Business"... Slide from Autobooks

"this feature shouldn't introduce any security risks"

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I would argue that an MVP is more a prototype than a simplified version of the product you have in mind. The MVP might be totally different from what your actual product will be. It might be some tw threads that turn into a book/video series/whatever. Prototype to learn.